Public Land Notice Highlights Multiple Williston Claims
Several residents of Williston North Dakota are listed as claiming final five year or final commutation proofs on land descriptions in 1911. Individuals named include John C Charles Samuel Adams Neola Peterson William of Williston John Albrecht and John Albrecht witnesses include Charles Van Tress Peter Rasmussen Otto Hintz and others with filings before the U.S. Land Office at Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Charles
Williston
N D
U. S
N. D
China Hanson
R. N. Snook
P. G. Head
Bert Seace
Samuel Adams
Register
Ivy
John Albrecht
Lota Land
Nee
Han
U. S. Land Office
WL1
Charles van Tress
Gambetta
Peter Rasmussen
Albert’ Hintz
Otto’ Hintz
Meister
N.D
Walter Whee ler files final proof to claim desert land
Walter R Wheeler on November 4 1909 filed intention to make final commutation proof for a land claim above desert bell. He will appear before the examiner and Receiver at Williamsonton North Dakota on the 19th day of the claim. Witnesses listed include Gust Blenton and Lawrence Sey of Stroud North Dakota Albert Maderson and Frank Poe of Williamson ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aury Snes
Michael W. DeGrant
N. D
Mee
Sun
Hate
Williston
N.D
J. A. Siker
Thomas Gallizher
Aris Putters Ison
Joe Small
Mormon
Itmuel Adams
Iyister
Benjamin M. Pret
Wilbur
Nevan Mauels
U. Land Office
Aber
J. Panger
Richard Ferrell
George O'Conner Jston
Pet Keltner
Samuel Adama
Register
Neola Peterson
Land Office
Osear Mortenson
Hana P. Peterson
Lara Peterson
Sophus Frederickson
Samuel Adame
Restater
Elven
William of Willinton
Elvin's
Wlon
Rae
M. Haw
U.S. Land D
Walter R. Wheeler
Lawrence Sey
Albert Maderson
Frank Poe
Williaton
Edward
Lucua
Iliten NB
Imate HE
Bhp
Ryan
Arthur Clay
Herbert Addyroas
Ran
William Haynes
Caneelle
Marian Elliott
William Elliott
Gilby
Bintey
Bertal
U, Ee
P.m
Register and
U. S. Land Office
James Eliott
Marmont
Isaac Dicker
Hans Christianson
George Johnson
Gambetta
Final Account Set for Estate of Josephine LaBross in Williams ND
North Dakota court commands the heirs to appear October 21 1911 in Williston for final settlement of the LaBross estate. Executors seek discharge and distribution of assets. Also notices mortgage foreclosure on Williston lot 9 block 6 Westlawn First Addition with sale set October 16 1911 at 2 PM to satisfy $51.03 plus foreclosure costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams County
North Dakota
Williams County Bank
Banking Corporation
Gee
A.’ Gilmore
Williston
N. D
Annieg
Ethiusson Formarly
Annie
Ole Ellington
Mort W
Arnot
Williams
W.E. Arnot
Mortragee
James Dolan
Henry J. Linde
Mortgaen
Stanley
Iat
NG Bor
Josephine LaBrosa
Katie Wagner
Canton
Ohn Wagner
Martha Watt Darien
Waser
Martha Wagner
Civil Wanner
Kate Beaton
Fatain
Mamie Stacy Wid
Annie Snyder
Abova
Josephine LaBross
Willinton
Hla
L. Butler
James
Wilston Grane Sm
A. L. Butler
Atorney
Executrix
Nereoy Sven Tna
Lillian Shoemaker
Frank Shoemaker
Mortwagers
Dickinson Land Company
Mortzagece
Reviswr
County of Wiliams
Stat
Williaton
Mortzarees
Geo. A. Gilmore
Bidding Open for Gladys School District Building Project
Sealed bids for furnishing materials and building one schoolhouse in Gladys School District No. 16 must be received by 6 pm Saturday Oct 21 191? The district clerk A T Jenson Glady N D will open bids with plans and specs at Medicine Lake Mont and the district office. A $60 certified check is required with each bid and the board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Ne’ Bec
Hida
Sehool
A. ‘T. Jenson
Glalys
N. D
Ew, Palutake & Co
Medicine Lake
Mont
Hesard
Eit. A
Jenson
Sale of Land by Guardian of Minor Children of Edith Pherrin
Notice of private sale of the undivided two thirds interest of minor children Edith and Archie Pherrin in Lot 2, Block 4 Marmon's Addition Willis ton ND. Sale after October 24 by order of Judge A P Munler, guardian Walter Mitchell and filed with Williams County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Munler
County of
Williams
North Dackota
A.D. H
Edith Pherrin
Avehie Pherrin
Edith May Pherrin
Wollaton
North Dakota
Marmon
Willison
Guo
A. Gilmore Williston
N. D
Walter Mitchell
Archie Pherrin
Grasshopper Pest Uses Dozer to Destroy Hatching Eggs
Farmers report grasshopper damage as eggs hatch this spring in gardens. The article describes a homemade contraption called a hopper dozer, built from galvanized sheet and wooden runners, filled with water and kerosene to kill young grasshoppers as it is pulled by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Waldron
Nora Dakota Agricultural College
Plow Strips To Shelter Grain From Grasshopper Invasions
Early May sees fields along unplowed stubble and old pastures at risk as grasshoppers hatch and move into grain and meadows. Plowing a narrow stubble strip beside grain helps drown young hoppers. finish early in the evening when they are inactive. Other methods include handmade hopper-dozers, poisoned bran mixtures, and relying on natural enemies like gulls to control numbers. neglecting edge plowing requires harsher measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbieields
Mmenre
Bolted Gate Construction Described as Strong and Light
An article explains bolted gate design using 2x material and spaced panels held by gal pipe. A half inch rod runs top to bottom through crosspieces to keep gate light yet substantial, with no wall involved.
Farm Notes on Orchard Care and Seasonal Planting
Advice on neglecting orchards, cover crops for peaches, and manure use. Tips cover crop effects, cultivation, fertilizer, strawberry care, moisture conservation, seed vitality, labor economy, fall sowing, weed control, turnips, onions, potatoes, lettuce, and beekeeping as a complement to gardening and fruit growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Wright
Hilla
Building Up a Dairy Herd Advise at Cavalier Farmers Institute
Col R A Wilkinson urged starting with a native cow and breeding up within a dairy breed using sires from the same family. He cited two native cows kept since 1908 showing 60 to 70 percent milk gains with better care and feed. A balanced ration includes 8-10 lb ground corn, 10-12 lb alfalfa hay, and corn fodder daily with adjustments for clover or bran as available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wilkinson
Cavalier Farmers’ Institute
Palatable Hay Making Requires Proper Curing and Storage
The piece argues good hay is not just quick and cheap to produce but must be properly cured and stored. It warns that poor handling leads to wasted feed and extra work, with emphasis on using a bull to herd cattle properly during tending.
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DR. Dochterman
Maseea Sea
Williston, N. D
DR. L. D. Kron
Aslas
Hagan & Distad
Williston Land Company
Ekern & Marsden
Dak
J. G. Arneberg
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Germany
Grand Forks
N. Dak
H. J. Baker
Citizens National Bank
DR. A. McNiven
Phobe
Murphy & Moum Lawyers
Fisk & Moellering Union Block
E. K. Ellefson
ATTV
Brugger Bik
Braatelien & Owens
Edvim A. Polwer
Thos. Po Craven
T.F. Darms
Waldo Leonhardy Pioneer Insurance Agency
W. W. Keltner
Graphic Office
J. W. Disney
Miampion & Meyer
Odd Pillows Ball + Broadway
M., W. A. Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
J.C. Field
V. Co
J.J. Bailey
Williston Garbage & Ash
J.C. Harrington
Mount Moriah
Wn Horton
W. M. Byron Lyon
S. IV
W. Milloy
J. W. S. Brownell
Treas
Eme “Atterberry
Miss MacDonald
Sakally Elk
W. N. Dickinson
5Th Street West
Northwest
Elour
East Broadway
E-H-Sco
Engemoen-Hancock-Seekins-Co Live Stock Commission
Department of the Interior, United States Land Office
Williston, N. B
Lwantsome Good Farm Loans
A.V. Smith
State OF
Willams
Eleventh Judicial District
C. Smallwood
Mary A. Howlett
Minot
Dante
Ake
District Court
Said
Joe Plato
Plain Minot
Department of the Interior
Williston, N.D
N. B
Department of the Interior, United States Land Omce
Williston, N. C
Wattad Staten
Hopper Dozer
Col. A. A. Wilkingen
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